... African Nature Notes 6 Reminiscences. Er. B Ivy l a b F. Z. a Wita Farmyard by Parstamrr ...

... ANIMAL WORLD the my^cowuSonoThwe! n^WTOH^inY OF * HT FOXY. HUMANE lUUGHTUUK. SULKING ANIMALS. THE MAXINE AQOAIIUH. NATURE NOTES. FOEMI ANECDOTES. On tale til (oakalalli. I tht Hte Y** Copy on application forld.** IQ>. Jannyn Street. B.W. APRIL. 2/9 WILLS ...

... London birds bass sometimes fall back curious material for the building of their nests. Mr. A. Holt Mscpherson tell Nature Notes sotno spotted »y--oatebers which nested Hyde Perk end Kensington Hardens test eanuner. One aaet which bad wntnked ewe ...

... Modern Egypt. By the Earl of Cromer. With a Photogravure Portrait of the Author and a Map. 2 V 01.., Sas. net. African Nature Notes and Reminiscences. By F. C. SELOUS, F.Z.S. With Illustrations by S. CRLDWRIL 1011. net The Story of the Guides. Ind By ...

... Byam Shaw has designed by way of accompaniment a series of beautiful pictures which are admirably reproduced. AFRICAN NATURE NOTES AND REMINISCENCES. (MACMILLAN. 1 est.) The tribute which President Roosevelt. in his tate resting Foreword, pays to the ...

... that he decalcified only one contained is its centre what was recognised as a grain of quarts. A frequent contributor to Nature Notes of the it. seaborne Society.the Rev. Edmund Thomas Daubeny, 'makes some statements in the current issue about the light ...

... districts to satisfy the tastes of this liege espitsl. .dir native flora is in a parlous state. Pro, f moor Boulger, writing in Nature Notes, says The hedgerows round Bentham snd Borley. in Barney, only 1 a few yeses ago used to be filled with primroses; bat ...

... is thus ega, and Pique. recounted by Mr. W. W. Midgley in the new As golf has now achieved general favour m number of “Nature Notes,” the magazine of England, there are, doubtless, many devotees the Selborne Society: “For several years I to that popular ...

... Eon.) J. E. VINcLIIT. U. T HE LIGHT INVISIPLE. ny W,BERT RENSON. N. N. WOLPVILLE DAV.. By ALFRED HENRY LEWIS. L. SL 3r NATURE NOTE 1300 E. By K. KAY /1011INSON. A. THE POEMS OP JAMES ROOD. Ed.tod oy WILLIAM WALLACE. ILA. M. ISBISTER And CO. fLid lb ...

... obvious artificialities of Larordies aad Mary Brasiera. In the Rosamund “Sewing the Wind Miss Millard struck a patVtic and natural note, rising the exacting requiremt-nts .*f the trying situation the third act, aad fairly lifting her audience with her. Experience ...

... the rest of the congregation, ‘for very few suburbs can boast of more than one church, and your attendance absence is naturally noted. Thus in iligbgate one baa be very High Church, in Finchley bigotedly Low; in both you are outside the pale of society ...

... who eve respon,lile writing or producing plays that his poser and protest are very seldom celled into nviinOt co. A good natured note or kindly cord are sufficient to cause the erasers of expresious of doubtful expediency. and to cheek any ten dairy towards ...